Infantino faces growing isolation in Oceania

Gianni Infantino, President of FIFA, is facing a decline in both internal and external support due to plans to sell stakes in the organization's commercial rights to private investors, which were later abandoned amid widespread criticism. New Zealand withdrew its support for his project, emphasizing the need for an independent review of decisions and management within FIFA to restore trust, while the Oceania Football Confederation welcomed the withdrawal of the proposal and emphasized the importance of developing football in the region. Infantino still retains support from some associations, such as those in Africa and South America, but is facing calls to review any organizational changes, especially following criticism regarding decision-making processes and transparency.

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